Foundations of Neurobiology

by Fred Delcomyn, Delcomyn

Foundations of Neurobiology is the first book on the subject conceived and written exclusively for undergraduate biology students--a concise, principles-oriented text that spans the entire field of neurobiology from molecules to the mind. With only general biology as a prerequisite, the book takes a broad, conceptual, comparative approach, introducing the principles of vertebrate and invertebrate neural function in all sensory systems.

Genres: Neuroscience, Science

592 pages, Hardcover

First published February 15, 1998

Reviews

[Berchele]

Okay, so yes this was a required read for a course I took a while back, but it was really interesting. To be honest I was petrified prior to the onset of, "Introduction to Neurobiology." Delcomyn really made it easy for me to understand the basics of neurobiology.

[Elari]

The most inspirational:
Oh Oh Oh, Try Try Again, Failure! Victory Gives Value And Harmony.

The most relatable:
Oh, Once One Takes The Anatomy Final, Very Good Vacations Are Heavenly.

The most personal (my fondest memory):
On Old Olympus’ Towering Tops, A Fin And German Viewed Some Hops.